Re: [Digital BW] Silver Rag substitute
2006-04-27 by Max Dee
Premier Imaging Products has a great new product introduced at PMA that meets your request. Platinum Rag 285g letter size to 17x22 sheet size & rolls 17 -
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2006-04-27 by Max Dee
Premier Imaging Products has a great new product introduced at PMA that meets your request. Platinum Rag 285g letter size to 17x22 sheet size & rolls 17 -
2006-04-27 by olaf ringdahl
I ve been searching for a long time for a paper that I can make my standard for everything. I thought I had found it in Crane Silver Rag. I immediately ordered
2006-04-27 by deandadin@aol.com
hello Debbi. I own a custom B&W lab in Santa Monica Ca. I offer traditional silver printing and I also print dig B&W. If you are interested let me know at
2006-04-27 by Greg
With a claimed dmax of 2.7, I would like to know what device they used to measure that low? I ve pointed out once before that all of the common spectros have a
2006-04-27 by Greg
... if it is possible to ... not. Then Stephen ... I am surprised that it just ... wrong? Any software ... ink limits with these files? ... Nothing like it
2006-04-27 by Tyler Boley
thanks all, that was my assumption. Tyler ... Tyler ... resources as ... wish to ... this same ... to keep ... flames. ... digital B&W ... removed from ...
2006-04-26 by alanrew42
You probably need to (a) uninstall any old driver versions you have first (b) install the new driver strictly according to Epson s instructions, which might
2006-04-26 by Paul Roark
Assuming Permajet s version is the same, Eboni gives a dull 1.5. PK is definitely called for. Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2006-04-26 by edrudolpho
Tyler, I believe it s PK. Jim Doyle, what do you say? Ed
2006-04-26 by Tyler Boley
I wasn t so much interested in their claim as much as what the intended K ink is for it... Tyler ... believe is next to impossible. Nice if it true but I doubt
2006-04-26 by elwood@wsnconsult.com
Debbie I do have some commercial lab work done for B&W but since I am using mostly Ilford HP2 any C41 capable lab can turn out good stuff. For anything else,
2006-04-26 by elwood@wsnconsult.com
Not according to what I have read. Achieving a DMax of 2.7 with MK I believe is next to impossible. Nice if it true but I doubt it sincerely Woody Spedden ...
2006-04-26 by Tom Baker
If that s what you re planning, you might think about buying the empty 2200 carts, and the MIS K4 inks to fill them with. Far cheaper to operate than buying
2006-04-26 by edrudolpho
Tyler, I have used this paper with PK, not MK. I did notice on the Bowhaus website that they have profiles for Silver Rag using MK and when I questioned them
2006-04-26 by sagaface
Tyler, I saw that, too...on Cameratown . It s got to be a mistake but it would be great if it weren t. Sarah
2006-04-26 by sagaface
Tom, yes, I do kno that...thanks, though. and Carl....how difficult/messy is it to transfer the ink from the K4 carts to the ones that work in the 2200? This
2006-04-26 by Debbi
Does anyone here ever use a lab for their Black& Whites? If so can you recommend one? Debbi -- Debbi in California http://www.pbase.com/debbi Whoever said
2006-04-26 by Tyler Boley
Just found this on a website... Fibrebased silver halide B&W prints are still considered to be superior in quality by many, but this may change with the
2006-04-26 by Jerry Hadam
For the sake of us on digest Please. Thank you Jerry
2006-04-26 by mshakeshaft
I am having a bit of a nightmare with my printer. I use an Epson 2100 for printing B/W (using black only). I recently updated my computer operating system from
2006-04-26 by joshhackney
Back in March, there was a post on the Epson Wide Format List asking if it is possible to add Media Types to the Epson driver. Many people replied that it is
2006-04-26 by Carl Schofield
I use the MIS K4 (Epson K3 equivalent inkset) inks without the LLK ink in both my old 2200 and the 4000. Works great with a RIP (both QTR and ColorBurst
2006-04-26 by Tom Baker
You do know that your 2200 does not enough slots for the full K3 ink set, right? Tom Baker sagaface wrote: I guess I m going to have to
2006-04-26 by sagaface
I guess I m going to have to try to get some K3 inks in my 2200, which is what I sort of figured. I ve never transferred inks before, though, so that makes me
2006-04-26 by Tim Atherton
I d have to say though that 2200/K2 inks on Silver Rag aren t that great... in comparison to using the K3 inks I started off with my old 2200 - and while the
2006-04-26 by sagaface
Thank you so much for your reply, Shilesh!!! Sarah
2006-04-26 by Tyler Boley
... I suspect it was sitting closer to the furnace. ... Yes, just a bit more info would be helpful. For B&W in particular I d look for reports here. There s an
2006-04-26 by Brian Ellis
I never understood why the one who consumes and buys more of a consimable (ink) is not given rebates, like a pack of 3 cartridges for the price of 2, or
2006-04-26 by Bernie Ess
Here is a quotation from the http://www.digitalweddingreview.com/ site: I also did a side by side test of B&W prints on the new canon pigment based printer
2006-04-26 by Shilesh Jani
Sarah, I have tried it on a 4000 (same K2 PK as your 2200). There was some minor bronzing, easily eliminated with light spray of print Shield. The the BO
2006-04-26 by Greg
... Yes I too use Windex, but not when I m pulling it through thr heads by the ink pump. It tends to foam a lot as it comes out of the heads and makes a mess.
2006-04-26 by sagaface
2006-04-25 by Peter Marquis-Kyle
Forgive this diversion. Not exactly a print, but certainly black and white -- from New Zealand, a scheme for knitting blankets incorporating greyscale images:
2006-04-25 by Clayton Price
Some of you may not agree with this, but I ve been using the original Windex for cleaning heads for years. At times I ve diluted it by 50%, and other times
2006-04-25 by bradspix
Let s say you have 20 framed images hanging on the wall. Next to each image, say lower right, you stick a numbered pin in the wall. You then have a few info
2006-04-25 by Brian Chapman
Thanks Sarah! I really like the look of BO - partly because of it s warmth (I am currently using only the neutral set of R2 inks) and partly because I like the
2006-04-25 by Paul Roark
I m curious how you use these numbers. (Currently at Gallery Los Olivos we re using a system that results and inconsistent and sometimes tacky looking labels.
2006-04-25 by Tyler Boley
These hinges are perfect Clayton- http://www.redrivercatalog.com/acc/hinges1.htm Anyone know if they can be found somewhere a bit longer? Thanks Tyler
2006-04-25 by bradspix
Here you go: http://www.misterart.com/store/view/001/group_id/1174/Moore-Numbered-Map- Tacks.htm Brad Urban pix: http://www.citysnaps.net
2006-04-25 by Arthur Fink
Where can I obtain the number pins that galleries use to identify each piece of artwork? (These are the pins that have 1 , 2 , 3 , etc. on the front.)
2006-04-25 by Ernst Dinkla
Related to limited color printing: This evening 21.00 hrs London time there s the second episode of the ..The Lost World of Friese-Greene .. on BBC television.
2006-04-25 by Ernst Dinkla
... Related to this: Qimage got a change to its ICC profiling system so it now allows to profile per image in a print page. So multiple profiles can be used on
2006-04-25 by Ernst Dinkla
... He mentioned that because he has a Canon W8400 or alike and that s just a plain CcMmYK machine comparable to the 10000, 9000 range and not really suited
2006-04-25 by Anders Jonsson
John, I have been keeping an eye on the Canon printers lately and also saw some very good B/W prints at WPPI in Las Vegas, printed on the new generation
2006-04-25 by john dean
Has anyone heard how these new Canon large format machines are handling monochrome? I mean the neutrality of it with lack of cross over. One guy on the Canon
2006-04-25 by Ernst Dinkla
... There will always be a compromise whether one uses the CMY or the cmY hues of a CcMmYK. The inkloads of cmY only inks in color printing and to cool down a
2006-04-25 by bard960
Is there anybody willing to share with the group his/her workflow from RAW capture through RAW conversion to PS edit, aiming at inkjet B&W printing?
2006-04-25 by Clayton Jones
Hello Brian, ... Yes, there can be differences in both contrast and density because of the very different way the inks are laid down, and the degree of
2006-04-24 by Greg
... distilled water. ... because of the strong ... Please note: The cleaning fluid I suggested from get ink express is NOT compatible with Lexan
2006-04-24 by Greg
... Yes that s what I was thinking, the light colors, or maybe even diluted light colors should work very well. And if you had 5 black inks, you should be able